Brexit- what does it mean from a Tax perspective


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What might the implications of Great Britain’s vote to leave be from a VAT perspective?

As the UK must give the European Council notice of intention to withdraw, there is likely to be a period where current law applies, both EU and UK law whilst a Brexit agreement is negotiated. All treaties would cease to apply from entry into force of the withdrawal agreement, or two years from the date of notice. We do not expect a considerable change for at least 2 years.

Which areas of VAT law might change in a UK free from the EU VAT directive?

In the short term at least, it is unlikely that the UK government will rip up VAT law – VAT accounts for >20% of UK tax revenues, is a relatively stable, understood tax – and thereforewholesale changes are unlikely. Read More »

Brexit – PwC Client Webcast: The vote is cast, what’s next?


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PwC | Client webcasts
The EU Referendum – what’s next?

What might be consequences for the UK economy and business generally.
Please join us that afternoon when our PwC experts will be discussing these issues and also examining how the EU could develop over the next five years.Read More »